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2005 Idaho Code - 56-118 — REIMBURSEMENT RATES
TITLE 56 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND WELFARE CHAPTER 1 PAYMENT FOR SKILLED AND INTERMEDIATE SERVICES 56-118. REIMBURSEMENT RATES. (1) The department shall implement a methodology for reviewing and determining reimbursement rates to private businesses providing developmental disability agency services, mental health services, service coordination and case management services, residential habilitation agency services and affiliated residential habilitation specialized family home services annually. (2) In addition to any policy or federal statutory requirements, such methodology shall incorporate, at a minimum, the following: (a) The actual cost of providing quality services, including personnel and total operating expenses, directly related to providing such services which shall be provided by the private business entities; (b) Changes in the expectations placed on private business providers in delivering services; (c) Inflationary effects on the private business providers' ability to deliver the service since the last adjustment to the rate; (d) Comparison of rates paid in neighboring states for comparable services; (e) Comparison of any rates paid for comparable services in other public or private capacities. (3) A report of the results of this analysis and review shall be sent to the director, to the joint finance-appropriations committee and the health and welfare committees of the senate and the house of representatives by November 30 of each year. The department shall include in the report cost saving suggestions that private businesses shall provide. Any changes in reimbursement rates shall include estimated costs of implementation based on the current caseload forecasts and shall be submitted as part of the department's budget request required in section 67-3502, Idaho Code. Reimbursement rates included in appropriation bills enacted by the legislature shall become effective not later than July 1 of each year. (4) The results of this annual review and analysis and subsequent rules do not guarantee a change in reimbursement rates, but shall be a fair and equitable process for establishing and reviewing such rates.
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